I don't know, but I mean your your hat must be somewhere.

Hello on, Ramesh.

I'm helping bear find this hat.

We can't find it anywhere.

Maybe we'll find Bears Hat in tonight's bedtime story.

It's called I want my hat back and is by John Clasen My hat is gone.

I want it back.

Have you seen my hat?

No, I haven't seen your hat.

Okay.

Thank you anyway.

Have you seen my hat?

No, I have not seen any hats around here.

Okay.

Thank you anyway.

Have you seen my hat?

No.

Why are you asking May?

I haven't seen it.

I haven't seen any hats anywhere.

I would not steal a hat.

Don't ask many more questions, Okay.

Thank you Anyway.

Have you seen my hat?

I haven't seen anything all day.

I've been trying to climb this rock.

Would you like me to lift you on top of it?

Yes, please.

Have you seen my hat?

I saw a hat once.

It was blue and round My hat doesn't look like that.

Thank you Anyway, have you seen my hat?

What is a hat?

Thank you.

Anyway, nobody has seen my hat.

What if I never see it again.

What if nobody ever finds it?

My poor hat.

I miss it so much.

What's the matter?

I've lost my hat and nobody has seen it.

What does your hat look like?

It's red and pointy.

Andi, I have seen my hat.

You You stole my hat.

I love my hat.

Excuse me.

Have you seen a rabbit wearing a hat?

No.

Why are you asking?

May?

I haven't seen him.

Moment.

Seen any rabbits anywhere?

I would not eat a rabbit.

Don't ask me any more questions.

Okay?

Thank you.

Anyway.

Well, Bear is found his hat.

But now the rabbit has gone missing.

Are you sure you don't know where rabbits gone?

Oh, no more questions, you say.

Okay, maybe rabbit has gone to bed, so I snuggled down.

Go to sleep.

I'll see you soon for another bedtime story.

Good night.